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Engineering @kisannetwork | Typescript | Javascript | Go | I Tweet about all things Software Engineering http://github.com/amirsaleem-kn

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Amir
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Jul 12, 2021

Topic: Temporal Dead Zone in Javascript In JS, let and const have two main differences from var 1. They are block-scoped 2. Accessing let or const before declaration results in ReferenceError whereas accessing var before initialization results in undefined More in thread 🧵

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Feb 16

Just stumbled upon @KFC_India website casually printing SQL queries on the webpage during DB errors. Free database tour, anyone?

developer_amir's tweet image. Just stumbled upon @KFC_India website casually printing SQL queries on the webpage during DB errors. Free database tour, anyone?
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May 5, 2024

I just used the Fotor @fotor_com background remover feature!🤩 It's so easy to use and it's saved me so much time. Check it out! 👉 fotor.com/features/backg…

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Jul 12, 2023

🔥 JavaScript Trick Alert! 😎 Did you know that you can use the double bitwise NOT operator (~~) to quickly convert a number to an integer? 🎯 It's a neat little trick to truncate decimal places without using Math.floor() or parseInt(). #javascript

developer_amir's tweet image. 🔥 JavaScript Trick Alert! 😎 Did you know that you can use the double bitwise NOT operator (~~) to quickly convert a number to an integer? 🎯 It's a neat little trick to truncate decimal places without using Math.floor() or parseInt(). #javascript
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Sep 27, 2022

Difference b/w Arguments & Parameters in context of Functions in Programming The input variables that are defined in a function declaration are called Parameters The input variables with which the function is called / invoked are called Arguments Example #programming

developer_amir's tweet image. Difference b/w Arguments & Parameters in context of Functions in Programming The input variables that are defined in a function declaration are called Parameters The input variables with which the function is called / invoked are called Arguments Example #programming
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